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Welcome to the Lions Club of Liskeard
There are nearly 1.4 million members of Lions Clubs all over the world. The Lions clubs exist to serve their local communities. The members share a common belief - that the community is what we make it.
This core belief predates David Cameron's espousal of the "Big Society" of 2010. The first Lions club was started in 1917 and the Lions moto is "We Serve". The Lions Club in Liskeard is a bit newer, it was formed in 1972. We are celebrating our 40th aniversary this year, with some of our founding memebers.
If you are interested in finding out what you can do to help the community you live in, meet interesting people and have some fun please do get in touch. We meet at the Public Hall in Liskeard on the second Thursday of each month, or we can be contacted on 0845 833 9867"
See More below, visit our About Us page, or visit our Projects page. |
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Cornwall Down's Syndrome Support Group
Cornwall Down's Syndrome Support Group are raising funds through a sponsered cycle ride through Cornwall. The date is set for the 17th June, so the weather should be good. The ride will start in Launceston and finish 100 miles later at Land's End.
All the details are available at the Cornwall Down's Syndrome Support Group website. |
Liskeard Pantomime 2012
Dick Whittington and his Cat

This years pantomime is Dick Whittington and his Cat, which has one of the best baddy’s role in pantomime, King Rat.
Rats and their conflict with Tommy the Cat are central to the story, but without the help of Fairy Bowbells where would the story end? The tale starts in Liskeard and then moves to London and Morocco before the triumphal return to London. The script contains brilliant banter and plenty of slapstick.
As always the Liskeard Lion Dancers will be present in all their glory, Come along to see what "tripping the light fantastic" really means. |
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